


i'm dedicating every day to you

by angejolras



Category: Les Misérables (2012), Les Misérables - All Media Types
Genre: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, F/M, Fluff, Gen, Kid Fic, and also because maggie wanted some lol, and fucktons of father daughter bonding, because god knows i just love to make up for what i desperately lack irl in fic, just mindless plotless gross fluff
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2018-12-19
Updated: 2018-12-19
Packaged: 2019-09-22 20:24:22
Rating: Not Rated
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,562
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/17066480
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/angejolras/pseuds/angejolras
Summary: In which there's a feverish three-year-old and some father-daughter quality time. And feelings.





	i'm dedicating every day to you

**Author's Note:**

  * For [the_Mad_Majesty_of_Muchness](https://archiveofourown.org/users/the_Mad_Majesty_of_Muchness/gifts).



> happiest of (belated) birthdays to my main bitch maggie!! here's my birthday gift to you, i love you, mwah

Ever since he first laid eyes upon his firstborn child, Enjolras has realised that there’s far more to parenting than any self-help book or online articles could have ever prepared him for.

The first thing that comes to mind is the unmitigated love towards such a tiny human being. Soon after, the sheer amount of sleep deprivation, caused by said tiny human being. How one becomes wont to conversations with one’s significant other about the child’s bathroom habits. The exhilaratingly euphonious sound of baby laughter.

Also the pure, unadulterated love. And the sleep deprivation.

Least of all, he was totally, completely unprepared for the devastating heartbreak of seeing your child sick.

* * *

It’s a little past midnight when Brigitte Danielle Enjolras pushes open the door to her parents’ bedroom before she stumbles her way to the bed, managing to climb on with much difficulty and crawling under the covers to squeeze her way between her mother and her father. Éponine has never been much of a deep sleeper, but it seems that she’s in the midst of a particularly peaceful slumber, not awakening as she rolls onto her side and faces away, continuing to snore quietly. Enjolras, on the other hand, instantly wakes, brow furrowing at the sight of his three-year-old daughter shivering under the sheets beside him, curled into herself.

“What is it, Bri?” he mumbles sleepily, reaching out to brush some of Brigitte’s blonde hair out of her eyes.

“I’m cold,” Brigitte whimpers, curling further into herself.

Enjolras absently presses his hand against Brigitte’s little forehead, fully waking the moment he feels how his daughter is burning up.

Barely keeping himself from cursing under his breath, he sits up in bed, whispering, “Stay here, okay, bug? I’ll be right back.”

Brigitte nods feebly, wrapping the blankets around herself and shivering even harder as Enjolras slides off the bed, darting into the bathroom to grab the digital thermometer out of the medicine cabinet and rushing back out into the bedroom, careful not to wake Éponine as he takes Brigitte into his arms.

“Do you want to go back to your room?” Enjolras asks softly, bouncing the little girl up and down in his lap. Brigitte resolutely shakes her head no, blonde curls an unkempt mess as she shakes her head. “Alright, then.”

Enjolras gently coaxes Brigitte into placing the thermometer under her arm, stifling the eventual beeping as best as he can so not to wake his wife and taking the thermometer out to discover the cause of their daughter’s random awakening—the little girl is running a monstrous fever of a solid 102°F.

Brigitte whimpers and leans into Enjolras’ chest, tears coming to her big blue eyes, dizzy from fever. “Daddy, I’m cold.”

Enjolras presses a kiss to the top of her head, stroking her hair and rocking her back and forth in his lap. “I know, bug. I’m sorry.” He bites his lip; he’s lived through myriad colds and stomach bugs, but he’s still not quite used to seeing his daughter sick. It breaks his heart every time.

“Do you want me to sleep in your bed with you tonight?” Enjolras asks, still stroking Brigitte’s hair as he looks down at her.

Brigitte considers it for a moment, then nods.

That’s how Enjolras finds all six feet of himself squished into a children’s-sized bed beside an alarmingly feverish child. Between that and said child waking up every ten minutes crying, Enjolras manages to snag approximately one hour and seven minutes of sleep.

* * *

Enjolras is sitting on the couch in the living room, leaning back against the couch cushions with Brigitte asleep on his chest, her little head lolling on his shoulder. She’s still warm; her temperature’s gone down a little bit, but not much. He’s called in sick at work to stay home and look after Brigitte; Éponine had attempted doing the same before he told her that he’ll handle it on his own, telling her to get to work. It’s the least he can do, especially with how she was the one to go through all the toil of carrying and eventually giving birth to the kid.

It’s eight in the morning and Enjolras has finally gotten some shuteye after managing to calm down Brigitte for a bit, before that temporary reprieve is put to an end by Brigitte waking up and beginning to cry, startling Enjolras awake. His eyes shoot open and instantly sees how tears are leaking out of the corners of his daughter’s eyes, terror etched into every inch of her little face. A distressing fever dream, perhaps?

“Shhh…” Enjolras straightens up and wipes away her tears with his thumbs, holding her small warm face in his hands as her tears gradually subside. “It’s going to be alright, Bri. I’m here. Daddy’s here.”

Brigitte sniffles, burying her face in her father’s shirt and drying what’s left of her tears, vaguely aware of how Enjolras is softly stroking her hair. “I don’t want the monsters to come back,” she mumbles in that faint, near-inaudible voice that breaks Enjolras’ heart.

“It was only a dream, Bri,” he whispers reassuringly, kissing the top of her head and ruffling her blonde curls, so much like his own. “It wasn’t real.”

Brigitte leans back and pouts as she looks up at Enjolras through watery blue eyes. “But it _felt_ real,” she insists stubbornly. “It was _scary_ , Daddy.”

Enjolras sighs, stroking her hair. This feeble, feverish version of his daughter, tired and anxious and restless—so unlike her usual bubbly, feisty, vivacious self—is devastating to see. If only he can take the fever from her, take away the pain, take away the scary dreams so she’d no longer be forced to put up with them. Unfortunately, there’s only so much he can do, and he’s learning that the hard way.

“I know, bug,” Enjolras murmurs, kissing the top of Brigitte’s head. “I know.” He thinks back to the time Brigitte was last sick, trying to recall if he and Éponine had managed to get Brigitte to swallow anything that wasn’t apple juice or chocolate milk or ice cream. He comes up short.

“Bri bug, do you want to get something to eat?” Enjolras asks, gentle as ever, quirking an eyebrow.

Brigitte shakes her head obstinately, resting her head against her father’s chest. “I’m not hungry.”

“Cheese fries?” Enjolras tries.

“ _Not hungry_ ,” Brigitte whines again.

“What about some Lucky Charms?”

“No.”

“Not even some toast? Just a little bit?”

“Nuh-uh.”

Enjolras sighs once again, biting his lip. “Is there anything you could consider eating today, bug? You can have anything you want.”

Brigitte considers it for several moments before she declares, “Ice cream. Pink ice cream. With sprinkles.” She musters a little grin at Enjolras, her grin identical to Éponine’s, and it melts his heart. After some more careful consideration, Brigitte adds, “The rainbow ones!”

Enjolras chuckles, recalling Éponine’s constant ice cream cravings when she had been pregnant with Brigitte. Standing up with the little girl secure in his arms, he comments softly, “You know, your mother craved ice cream a lot when she was pregnant with you. She ate so much of it, I think a small part of you _became_ the ice cream.”

Brigitte giggles half-heartedly, looping her arms around Enjolras’ neck and resting her head against his shoulder. “That’s silly, Daddy.”

Enjolras smiles as he opens the refrigerator door, taking a tub of Neapolitan ice cream out of the freezer. “Your mother said so herself,” Enjolras tells her, carrying the ice cream tub over to the kitchen counter before he gets out a little bowl to scoop some ice cream into.

He sets Brigitte down on the edge of the counter, lightly tickling her sides and making her giggle. “Daddy, stop!”

Enjolras smiles, ruffling Brigitte’s hair once again and leaning in to kiss the top of her head before he grabs the ice cream scoop out of a drawer and pops open the lid to the tub of ice cream, stealing glances at an eager little Brigitte as he deftly scoops out some of the strawberry part of the ice cream before he places the scoop in the sink and the ice cream tub back in the freezer. Taking some of those rainbow sprinkles Brigitte loves so much out of the pantry, he swiftly pours a good amount onto her ice cream before he grabs a little spoon and pops it into the little bowl, going back over to hand it all to Brigitte.

“One pink ice cream with rainbow sprinkles for Miss Brigitte Enjolras,” he announces, smiling at the way Brigitte beams delightedly and claps her hands together before she reaches out for the ice cream.

Enjolras scoops her back up in his arms and they head back to the living room, Brigitte happily spooning ice cream into her mouth, a good deal more cheerful than she had been earlier that morning. Enjolras sits back down on the couch, Brigitte perched on his lap as she eats her ice cream, sunlight streaming in through the window and catching in her golden hair.

It’s not long before Brigitte is holding out the spoon to Enjolras, offering him a bite of ice cream. “Daddy, do you want some?”

Enjolras can’t help but smile fondly, nodding. Brigitte reaches forward to stick the spoon in Enjolras’ mouth, giggling at the way he eats the whole thing before she pulls the spoon out of his mouth. Licking his lips, Enjolras hums his approval. “Thank you, Bri bug.”

Soon enough, Brigitte’s devoured all her ice cream and has slid off Enjolras’ lap to sit beside him, cuddled up against him and closing her eyes. There’s a pout on her lips, still perturbed by her fever. “Daddy, can we watch something?” she mumbles at one point, lethargically lifting her head to look up at him.

Enjolras ruffles her hair and nods. “Of course, bug. What do you want to watch?”

Brigitte considers it for a few moments before she shrugs. “Something Disney.”

“What Disney movie?” Enjolras asks patiently, stroking her hair as she snuggles up to him, still rather troubled by the heat emanating from her little body.

Brigitte shrugs yet again, indecisive. Enjolras reaches for the remote, turning on the TV and going on Netflix to flip through the available age-appropriate movies for Brigitte. “When you see a movie you want to watch, tell me to stop, okay?” Enjolras tells her. Brigitte nods in assent.

He’s just landed on _The Little Mermaid_ when Brigitte abruptly cries out for him to stop, and so he does, saying brightly, “You want to watch _The Little Mermaid_ today?”

Brigitte gives the smallest of nods, curling into herself as Enjolras remarks softly, “That’s a good one.”

He turns on the movie as Brigitte wraps herself up in the pastel purple duvet like a cocoon, only her little face and strands of her golden curls sticking out. Enjolras smiles affectionately at the sweet sight, his daughter’s little pouting face reminding him of her mother’s, and for the briefest of moments, he forgets his utter heartbreak at seeing her ill from just a few minutes ago.

* * *

Barely forty minutes into the movie, Brigitte’s already fallen asleep, her exhaustion from her fever seeming to have gotten to her. Her head’s slid down into Enjolras’ lap and she’s breathing steadily, the duvet wrapped around her little body having loosened somewhat. Enjolras turns down the volume of the TV, simply gazing down at his daughter, still hardly able to believe that this is real, that he and Éponine made this little human being.

She’s inherited quite a bit of her more noticeable physical traits from him—golden hair, the most striking blue eyes, fair skin—but everyone agrees that upon closer inspection, she more closely resembles Éponine, with the way her face is structured and the dimples that carve themselves into her pudgy little cheeks every time she smiles that smile of hers, a carbon copy of her mother’s. She’s feisty as well—another trait inherited from Éponine. As he gazes down at Brigitte, softly stroking her hair as she sleeps, Enjolras doesn’t doubt that she’ll grow up to be a mini Éponine.

The memories of the day Brigitte came kicking and screaming into the world are forever etched into his mind—Éponine’s feeble whining as he fed her ice chips when she wasn’t actively attempting to push their child out of her fucking vagina, the way they’d both burst into tears instantly upon hearing Brigitte taking her first breath and proceeding to wail and shatter their eardrums in doing so, how tiny she had looked when he took her into his arms for the first time. It’s still so hard to believe she’s three now.

She’s still fairly warm, fidgeting every now and then in her sleep, a look of vague discomfort clouding her face, and Enjolras wishes he could take away the fever and have it transferred to him so his daughter wouldn’t have to suffer anymore. He sighs as he leans back against the couch cushions, his phone in hand, and he points the front-facing camera at himself and Brigitte to snap a picture, possibly to send to Éponine. Maybe he’ll post it to Instagram.

For the past three years, his Instagram page has become less of a place to post pictures offering glimpses of his life and more of a Brigitte fan page. No judgment.

Just then, he receives a call from Éponine, picking up before the first ring even finishes. “Hello?”

 _“Hi.”_ Enjolras can hear the smile in Éponine’s voice and a small smile forms on his face as well. _“How’s Bri doing? Better?”_

“She’s alright,” Enjolras replies. “Had some ice cream for breakfast and fell asleep almost immediately afterwards. I’m stuck on the couch.”

 _“Let me guess—she fell asleep on you?”_ Éponine asks, laughing softly.

Enjolras lets out a sheepish chuckle. “Yes, she did.”

 _“Sounds just like her to do that.”_ Éponine laughs some more, and Enjolras bites his lip, smiling. All these years, and the sound of her laughter never fails to bring a smile to his face.

“She’s still rather warm,” Enjolras tells Éponine ruefully. “I gave her some medicine earlier this morning.”

 _“She’ll be okay,”_ Éponine murmurs. _“She’s a trooper. Besides, it’s just a fever. It should be going down sometime today, if not tomorrow.”_

“I hope so,” Enjolras says. After a pause, he mumbles, “I miss you.”

He hears Éponine let out a sigh at the other end, replying, _“I miss you, too. I’ll be home around four this afternoon, I promise. Four-thirty at the latest.”_ She pauses and Enjolras hears a few distant words being exchanged before Éponine returns to the call, saying, _“I’m supposed to leave for an assessment anytime now. I’ll see you tonight. I love you.”_

“I love you, too,” Enjolras murmurs. “I’ll see you tonight.”

Éponine hangs up.

Enjolras sighs and slips his phone back into his pocket, beginning to grow drowsy himself as Brigitte sleeps soundly in his lap. Glancing down at her, he smiles. He and Éponine really made her. Their little miracle.

It’s not long before he himself succumbs to sleep’s embrace.

* * *

It’s nearing noon when Enjolras feels himself being shaken awake by Brigitte.

Blue eyes slowly blinking open, he soon realises that Brigitte has climbed into his lap, her pudgy little hands on his face, eyes fixed on his, blue staring into blue. He gives her a sleepy smile. “Hi, Bri bug,” he whispers to her. “Did you have a good nap?”

Brigitte nods. “I’m hungry.”

“Well, what do you want to eat, bug?” Enjolras questions, straightening up.

A look of contemplation crosses Brigitte’s face momentarily before she declares, “McDonald’s.”

Enjolras laughs, affectionately ruffling her hair. “I’ll call Uncle R to bring some over, so it might take a while. Does that sound okay?”

Brigitte purses her lips, jutting out her bottom lip in that childish pout of hers, but she nods. “Okay.”

Enjolras presses a kiss to her forehead, smiling against her soft skin at the way she giggles and relieved to find that her fever’s gone down a bit. Soon enough, he’s called Grantaire to get them some McDonald’s—Brigitte requests a Happy Meal and an Oreo McFlurry, while Enjolras is content to simply go with an order of McNuggets and fries—and he and Brigitte are back to cuddling on the couch, Brigitte curled up in his lap.

“Hey, Bri bug,” he whispers, stroking her hair as she rests her head against his shoulder. “What do you want to do? Are you feeling better?”

Brigitte shrugs. “Little bit.”

“Let’s get you some water, how does that sound?” Brigitte shakes her head, so Enjolras tries, “Apple juice?”

That’s how he finds himself in the pantry, painstakingly combing the shelves for apple juice to appease his daughter with. He doesn’t notice how Brigitte has walked into the pantry with him until he feels her tap on his leg, nearly startling him out of his wits.

“Up there, Daddy,” she tells him, pointing at one of the top shelves. He looks up; sure enough, the apple juice has been placed up there, possibly to prevent Brigitte from getting more than she should be having on her own.

He reaches up and grabs a juice box for her, tearing the wrapper off the straw and sticking it into the juice box before he hands it to Brigitte, who happily sticks the straw in her mouth and grins up at him. Enjolras laughs and leans down to scoop her up, bouncing her up and down in his arms. Moments like this always feel so short; she’s growing fast, and he knows that soon enough, he won’t be able to hold her like this anymore.

“You want to watch another movie, bug?” Enjolras asks as he walks back into the living room, Brigitte in his arms.

“ _Aladdin_!” Brigitte cheers.

Enjolras laughs as they sit down on the couch. “ _Aladdin_ it is, then.”

Some fifteen minutes into the movie, Grantaire drops by to drop off a few brown paper McDonald’s bags full of food, as requested, and Enjolras and Brigitte return to snuggling up on the couch under the duvet as they eat their food, Enjolras absently eating his fries while Brigitte spoons Oreo McFlurry into her mouth. It’s five minutes later and Aladdin’s just met Jasmine for the first time, prompting Brigitte to mumble, “Daddy?”

“Hmm?” Enjolras hums in acknowledgement.

“How did you meet Mommy?” Brigitte questions, looking up at him through curious blue eyes.

Enjolras smiles, chuckling softly to himself at the memory. “It was fourteen years ago,” he tells her. “We were eighteen, just started college. She and your Uncle R joined my friend group, but she and I never really talked much until the day I accidentally spilled coffee on her.”

Brigitte’s mouth forms a little ‘O’ at the knowledge. “What did Mommy do?”

“She started screaming bloody murder and swearing at me,” Enjolras replies matter-of-factly, a fond smile on his face. “It took a long time for her to get over it. I think that incident set our relationship back a few years. We didn’t really become friends until we were twenty, and we only got together when she had just turned twenty-three.” He pauses, a wistful look in his eyes as he stares off into space, paying no heed to the movie. “I asked her to marry me when we were twenty-six, and she and I got married when we were twenty-seven.” He boops Brigitte’s nose, saying, “And then two years later, you came along.”

Brigitte looks thoughtful as Enjolras concludes his story, though she says nothing else, simply returning her attention to the movie ahead. Enjolras sighs, finishing what’s left of his fries before he moves on to his McNuggets, glancing at the clock every now and then, longing for Éponine to come home.

Soon enough, the unmistakable opening notes of “A Whole New World” are resounding throughout the living room and Brigitte looks up at Enjolras expectantly, a gleeful look on her face. “You sing, Daddy.”

Enjolras laughs and decides to play along. “I can show you the world…”

It’s quick to become a full-on dance routine, Brigitte sliding off the couch and tugging at Enjolras’ shirt to get him on his feet, and they’re dancing circles around the living room, Enjolras singing at Brigitte’s behest. The little girl can’t stop laughing, seeming to have forgotten all about her fever, gaining more energy as time goes by. Enjolras scoops her up in his arms and twirls around, her laughter ringing out through the apartment, and his heart is so full, he wonders how it hasn’t burst already from the pressure.

Sometime later, Brigitte declares that she’s tired, so it’s back to cuddling on the couch they go.

Enjolras doesn’t mind at all.

* * *

Éponine unlocks the door, stepping inside and kicking off her shoes after a long day at work, plumb tuckered out. That home assessment had been an absolute fucking nightmare, with the worst parents she’s ever encountered that weren’t her own and the shittiest living conditions imaginable. At least the son’s aunt has finally been granted temporary custody. Hanging her coat up by the door, Éponine calls out, “I’m home!”

Surprised at the lack of a response, she creeps down the hallway, stopping short in the archway leading to the living room at the sight of Enjolras and Brigitte dancing rather clumsily around the room, waltzing as best as they can to the music as _The Princess and the Frog_ plays on TV. Éponine leans against the archway, smiling fondly, a soft expression on her face at the sight of her husband and their daughter dancing around the living room, lost in their own little world, not even noticing that she’s come back home.

It’s only when the song is coming to an end that Brigitte finally looks up and notices Éponine standing there, and her whole little face lights up with a dimpled smile as she cries out, “Mommy’s home!”

Without a warning, Brigitte rushes to Éponine and leaps into her arms, giggling when Éponine staggers back, barely able to keep herself from falling over as laughter escapes her. “Hi, Bri bug,” Éponine greets softly, kissing her daughter’s forehead. God, she’s so obsessed with her. “Are you feeling any better?”

Brigitte nods. “Yeah.”

“What did you and Daddy do while I was gone?” Éponine glances at Enjolras over Brigitte’s shoulder as he approaches them, an affectionate smile lighting up his face, blue eyes shining.

Brigitte shrugs, deciding to focus instead on toying with a lock of Éponine’s hair as Enjolras comes over to them.

Éponine grins up at him. “Hey.”

Enjolras laughs softly, leaning in to kiss her forehead as he puts an arm around her shoulders. “Hi.”

Five years married and nine years together, and every day, he’s still awed by the fact that he gets to share his life with someone as utterly amazing as Éponine.

“What did you two do while I was at work?” she asks now, still holding a distracted Brigitte in her arms as Enjolras rests his chin on the top of her head.

He shrugs, responding, “Nothing much. We slept for most of the day, and we watched Disney movies and ate McDonald’s when we weren’t sleeping.”

Éponine laughs, looking up and leaning in for a quick kiss, knowing that this is the most intimacy their three-year-old is going to tolerate happening in front of her before she accuses them of being disgusting.

Kids go through such interesting phases, to say the least. Éponine and Enjolras both hope this one will be over soon.

“Mommy, watch with us,” Brigitte commands, placing her little hands on Éponine’s cheeks and looking her in the eye.

Éponine laughs. Who is she to say no?

All three of them are soon on the couch together, cuddled up underneath the duvet, Brigitte not seeming to have decided which parent’s lap she’d rather be sitting in right now as Éponine rests her head against Enjolras’ shoulder, his head leaning against hers. _The Princess and the Frog_ soon makes way for _Tangled_ and Brigitte seems satisfied, remaining silent with all her attention on the movie unfolding onscreen. It’s not until the floating lanterns scene that she speaks again, when the opening notes of “I See the Light” are playing.

“Mommy, sing!” she orders, looking up at Éponine.

Éponine laughs nervously. “I’m not much of a singer, bug.”

“Daddy will sing with you,” Brigitte decides out loud right then and there. Enjolras looks like a deer caught in headlights and Éponine cackles.

“Okay, fine! I’ll sing, I’ll sing.” Éponine turns her attention to the movie, barely having time before she begins to sing. “All those days, watching from a window…”

It’s not perfect, by any means, but her voice is sweet, and combined with Enjolras’ own vocals, it might as well be a studio recording. Brigitte is giggling, sliding off her parents’ laps and pulling Éponine to her feet, forgetting all about her fever as she guides her mother in a clumsy waltz around the room in time to the gentle music. Enjolras loses track of his lines for a few moments at the sight of them—the woman he loves more than he ever thought possible, dancing and laughing with their daughter, who he somehow loves even more.

He’s always been fairly good at math, but even he still has yet to figure out how to solve that particular equation.

* * *

They’re cuddling on the couch again, Brigitte having fallen asleep at long last in Enjolras’ arms; Éponine sighs as she lays her head on her husband’s shoulder, smiling slightly at the way he leans his own head against hers.

“She’s okay,” Éponine murmurs, gazing down at Brigitte and softly stroking her golden hair. “She’ll be okay.”

Enjolras smiles, turning his head to bury his face in his wife’s hair, kissing the top of her head. “Thank you,” he whispers, voice slightly muffled.

Éponine laughs softly. “What for?”

“Giving us Brigitte,” Enjolras clarifies, turning to rest his head against Éponine’s once again. “God, she’s perfect.”

“Of course she is. I didn’t spend sixteen hours in labour for her to turn out to be anything but,” Éponine quips, laughing at the way she elicits a chuckle from Enjolras. “She fucking destroyed my vagina, but you know what? It was worth it.”

“Of course it was,” Enjolras says softly, gazing down at a sleeping Brigitte. She’s curled up in his arms, blonde bangs falling into her face as her long lashes flutter every now and then, breathing steadily. The very image of serenity. “She’s incredible. You’re incredible.”

Éponine smiles, lifting her head to kiss Enjolras’ cheek, whispering, “I love you.”

Enjolras turns his head to capture her mouth with his own, pressing a long, lingering kiss to her lips and feeling warmth spread throughout his body at the sensation. She and Brigitte are his entire heart and universe, and he can’t imagine not having them in his life. Éponine smiles into the kiss, giggling softly when Enjolras grins goofily against her lips, the two of them breaking apart.

His blue eyes are shining as they gaze into her brown, his features softened by the affectionate little smile on his face as he murmurs in response, “I love you, too.”

**Author's Note:**

> lemme know what you think!! hmu on tumblr @bisexual-eponine


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